Note:Cp.arisen v.

1.

(a) To stand up, rise to one's feet from a sitting, kneeling, or reclining position; get up from table; of an animal: get to its feet; of a toad: rear up (from a crouching position);~ ayen (biforen), stand up to greet or honor (sb.); (b)~ togeder, to stand up together; -- transl. of Lconsurgere;~ up, stand up; -- also refl.;up..~ awei, get up and go away; (c)~ after, to survive, live;~ never (after, ~ never up, up..) ~ never-more, perish, be dead.

2.

(a) To rise from sleep, get out of bed; wake up, rouse; -- also refl.; (b)~ oute, to awaken; -- transl. of Lexsurgere;~ togeder, rise from sleep; -- transl. of Lconsurgere;~ up, get up; -- also refl.

3.

(a) To rise from the dead, come to life again, be resurrected;~ from (of) deth, ~ from ded;~ to (unto) lif, ~ to blisse, rise from death to everlasting life (bliss);ben risen; (b)~ ayen, to come to life again, be resurrected;~ up, rise up from the dead; -- also refl.;don ~ up, raise (sb.) from the dead.

4.

(a) To be moved from a lower to a higher position, move upward, ascend; of skin: separate from the body; of bees: fly up into the air; of smoke, fumes, odor, etc.: waft upward, rise; alsofig.; of foam, scum: come to the surface of a liquid;~ togeder, ascend; -- transl. of Lconsurgere;~ up;risinge up as adj.: ascending; (b) of a heavenly body: to appear above the horizon, rise; of the sun's rays: spread upward from the horizon, appear; alsofig.; of the day: dawn; of dawn: break;~ up; (c) to extend upward; of land: slope upward; be elevated; also, heave up; (d) to become erect; of hair: stand on end; (e) of water, waves, a flood: to swell, become higher, rise; of the sea: become stormy, become rough; (f)med. of tissues, the dura mater: to swell; of the womb: swell with pregnancy;ben risen up, be swollen; (g)anat. of a nose: to be humped;ppl.risinge as adj.: curved, rounded.

5.

(a) To rise in fortune (rank, wealth, etc.), prosper; achieve eminence, become prominent;~ up; (b) of a city: to recover from being sacked, be rebuilt; of a nation: become powerful, recover from disaster;~ togeder, rise; -- transl. of Lconsurgere;~ up; (c) to rise to a higher or more perfect moral or spiritual state; arise after a moral or spiritual fall;~ from (of, oute of), rise from (sin, etc.);~ up (upward).

6.

(a) To emerge, come out; of an animal: issue from a lair or covert;~ up; (b)~ togeder to, to seek after (sb.); -- transl. of Lconsurgere;don ~ to that sinne, impel (sb.) to that sin; (c)ben risinge to, of advantage, profit: to accrue to (sb.).

7.

(a) To increase in number or amount; of a price: rise;~ up, mount up; (b)mus. to rise in pitch.

8.

(a) To be stirred by emotion; of the heart: become joyful; be moved; of fleshly desire: be roused;~ in (in-to) pride, become arrogant; (b)~ in-to (upon), of emotion, envy, malice, etc.: to come over (sb.), affect.

9.

(a) To rebel, revolt, make a civil uprising;~ ayen (ayenes, on, upon), revolt against (sb., a kingdom, etc.);~ ayen pes, make an uprising in breach of the peace;~ up;~ with, rise in rebellion with (sb.);ben risen, be in rebellion; (b) to make an assault, attack to kill; resist, make a fight [quot.: c1450]; also, make a verbal attack, slander;~ ayen (ayenes, in-to, on, to, upon, yen), attack (sb.);refl.~ ayen, war against oneself or one's inclinations;~ up; (c) to break out from an ambush; join battle, make war;~ in (in-to, to) bataille;~ up; (d)ppl.risinge as noun: one who attacks.

10.

To get busy, stir oneself; -- esp. in impv. or with inf. orthat clause; take action;~ in dom, rise in judgment (on sb.);~ up.

11.

(a) To come into existence, originate, begin; also, result (from sth.); of suspicion: arise;~ upon, be founded upon (sth.) [quot.: c1443]; (b) of persons: to be born; also, appear, come on the scene;~ oute, arise, appear; -- transl. of Lexsurgere;~ up; (c) of plants: to grow, shoot up; alsofig.;~ upon, grow up;?sone risinge, growing, ripening; (d) of a river: to have its source, take its origin; (e) of wind: to begin to blow; of a storm, storm cloud, etc.: come up, arise; of fire: begin to burn;~ up; (f)med. of apostemes, pustules, etc.: to appear on the surface of the skin, erupt; of a morbid condition: arise, develop;~ ayen, appear again, recur; (g)pathol.ppl.risinge as adj.: ?virulent, rebellious, uprising.

12.

(a) To occur, happen, come to pass; take place; of circumstances: arise; (b) to seem, appear.

13.

(a) Of noise, an outcry, etc.: to strike upon the ear; arise, be made; (b) of rumor, report, slander, complaint, etc.: to become current, be spread abroad, be voiced; (c) ?to raise the voice, make noise.

14.

To prevail, triumph.

15.

= reisen v.(1): (a) To restore (sb.) to life again;~ to lif;~ up agein; (b)~ up, to lift up (the eyes); (c) to rebuild (a structure), restore; (d) to produce (sth.); (e) to raise (sb.) to a high position; (f) to set up (legs and wings of a cooked bird) in a certain position for serving.